...XXV NOVEMBER No. 5 1911 JUST! WOP В by ARNO DOSCH Lift ye the stone or cleave the wood, To make a path more fair or flat. Lo! it is black already with blood Some Sons of Martha spilled for that. KIPLING. AST jagged, blasted ends of rock, a hundred feet below, trains...

...that their brethren's days may be long in the land. Lift ye the stone, or cleave the wood, to make a path more fair or flat, Lo! it is black already with blood some SQJJ* of Martha spilled for that. Not as a ladder from Earth to Heaven, not as an altar to any creed,...

...cleave the wood, to make a path more fair or flat, — Lo! it is black already with blood some sons of Martha spilled for that. Not as a ladder from Earth to Heaven, not as an altar to any creed, But simple service, simply given to his own kind, in their common need. "And the sons of Mary smile...

...Mary's sons — world without end, reprieve or rest. " Lift ye the stone, or cleave the wood, to make a path more fair or flat, — Lo ! it is black already with blood some sons of Martha spilled for that. Not as a ladder from Earth to Heaven, not as an altar to any creed,...

...that their brethren's days may be long in the land. Lift ye the stone or cleave the wood to make a path more fair or flat, Lo, it is black already with...from Earth to Heaven, not as an altar to any creed, But simple Service, simply given, to their own kind, in their common need.' " that when I die it will...

...that their brethren's days may be long in the land. Lift ye the stone, or cleave the wood, to make a path more fair or flat, — Lo ! it is black already with blood some Sons of Martha spilled for that. Not as a ladder from Earth to Heaven, not as an altar to any creed,...

...or cleave the wood, to make a path more fair or flat, Lo ! it is black already with the blood Sons of Martha spilled for that, Not as a ladder from earth to heaven, not as an altar to any creed, But simple service, simply given to his own kind, is their common need. And the Sons of Mary smile...

...humanitarian sense, and I think we are all beginning to realize the force of a stanza of Kipling's: Not as a ladder from earth to heaven, Not as an altar to any creed, But simple service simply given To his own kind in the common need. LE REBER,* Washington, DC — The...

...they exemplify what Kipling says in his Sons of Martha: Lift ye the stone or cleave the wood to make a path more fair or flat, Lo, it is black already with...from Earth to Heaven, not as an altar to any creed, But simple Service, simply given, to their own kind, in their common need. As Dr. Henry van Dyke well...

...that their brethren's days may be long in the land. Raise ye the stone or cleave the wood to make a path more fair or flat; Lo, it is black already with...that! Not as a ladder from earth to Heaven, not as a witness to any creed, But simple service simply given to his own kind in their common need. And the...